Sea Spa at Loews Miami Beach

Sea Spa at Loews Miami Beach is in the St. Moritz Tower at 1601 Collins Ave, which makes it one of the easier South Beach spa options to pair with a beach day, hotel stay, or quick Collins Avenue wellness reset. The setup is broader than a basic treatment room booking: you have massages, facials, salon services, a full fitness center, and membership tiers that turn the property into a repeat-use wellness stop instead of a one-time splurge.

The biggest planning detail is that the hours and age rules split by service. Spa and salon hours run Sunday through Thursday from 10 AM to 6 PM and Friday through Saturday from 10 AM to 7 PM, while the fitness center runs daily from 6 AM to 7 PM. Guests must be 18 and older for spa treatments and spa facilities, 16 and older for the fitness center, and 12 and older for nail and hair salon appointments, so it helps to know before you book the wrong part of the experience.

What to book first

If you want the clearest first-time treatment lineup, start with the services that already anchor the current menu. The Tidal Wave Massage costs $145 for 30 minutes, $245 for 60 minutes, and $355 for 90 minutes. If you want something deeper and more recovery-focused, the Soothing CBD Massage runs $185, $285, and $395 across the same timing tiers. For body treatments, the Spicy Sunset Sugar Scrub is $245 for 60 minutes or $355 for 90 minutes, and it finishes with shea butter plus a short relaxation massage.

Sea Spa also gives you planning options beyond standard massage bookings. The Pampering Prenatal Massage starts at $245 for 60 minutes, the Sea Spa Escape Pedicure is $115 for 60 minutes, and salon appointments add hair and nail services for guests who want a full spa-day schedule instead of a single treatment. That spread matters because a lot of Miami Beach spa pages stay vague about what is actually bookable here.

Why Sea Spa is stronger as a full-day wellness stop

The property is built like a hotel wellness floor, not just a few treatment rooms tucked beside a gym. Sea Spa lists 16 treatment rooms including a dedicated couple’s suite, separate men’s and women’s locker rooms with whirlpools and steam rooms, a co-ed relaxation lounge, and a boutique stocked with beauty and wellness products. The treatment menu also calls out product lines like Repechage, OSEA, Monika Heiligmann, Privai, and Lost Range, which gives the experience a more premium service frame than generic “massage and facial” copy ever can.

If you are booking as a couple, planning a birthday, or trying to build a longer self-care afternoon, those layout details are the difference between a rushed appointment and a proper spa day. Sea Spa also handles group bookings, bridal prep, and private wellness events, so the page works for solo treatments and occasion-driven bookings at the same time.

Fitness classes and memberships

The fitness side is not filler attached to the spa name. The fitness center is open daily from 6 AM to 7 PM, hotel guests get daily meditation through the resort program, and additional classes run $30 to $45 each on a first-come basis with a maximum of 15 guests per class. If you want more than a one-off visit, the membership menu is unusually specific.

The current membership ladder starts with a 7-day pass for $250. A 3-month fitness membership costs $599 prepaid, while the 12-month fitness membership costs $150 monthly or $1,299 prepaid annually. On the upgraded side, the 3-month Luxe membership costs $999 prepaid and the 12-month Luxe membership costs $250 monthly or $2,499 annually. Luxe members get 15% off spa services and retail plus a $100 monthly spa credit, and the annual Luxe tier adds pool access while the shorter tiers do not.

Planning details before you go

Sea Spa is inside Loews Miami Beach Hotel at 1601 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33139. The main spa line is +1 (305) 200-1301, the spa email is seaspa@loewshotels.com, and salon appointments use +1 (786) 396-4311. Booking runs through the spa’s direct online reservation flow, and the current menu of treatments, memberships, class schedules, and gift cards is all published separately instead of being hidden behind a hotel-only booking page.

This page makes the most sense if you want a South Beach spa that can cover a massage, a salon service, a wellness membership, or a structured fitness add-on without leaving the Collins Avenue hotel strip. It is also a better fit than a quick drop-in spa if you care about locker-room time, steam and whirlpool access, or a couples treatment built into the same visit.

When Sea Spa at Loews Miami Beach is the right pick

Sea Spa works best when you want more than a single treatment and you actually plan to use the rest of the wellness floor. The combination of adults-only spa access, teen-eligible fitness use, salon services for younger guests, a real class schedule, and membership pricing makes it useful for hotel guests, Miami Beach locals, and returning visitors who want a repeatable wellness option near the beach instead of an anonymous spa listing.

If you want more wellness ideas nearby, start with Wellness in Miami Beach. If you are building a stay around the spa rather than booking it separately, use Places to Stay in Miami Beach. Sea Spa belongs high on that shortlist when you want a treatment menu with real pricing anchors, a legitimate fitness component, and a hotel setting that can stretch a short appointment into a full-day reset.